Chilton (APA 38) - Naval Cruise Book

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CE DI ISION The electronic technicians aboard the USS CHILTON CAPA-38D contributed to the Over-all performance of the ship by maintaining peak performance of their equipment. The equipment maintained by the ET's aboard CHILTON include the air search radar, surface search radar, Ship to Ship communications, ship to shore communications, electronic counter measures equipment , and navigational electronic equipment. In the absence of a tender, the ET's aboard CHILTON were often asked to assist the hips in PHIBRON TWO. They provided technical assistance in crypto, radar, high and ultra igh frequency transmitters. Thus, the electronics technicians were able to help maintain high standard of performance within the squadron as well as aboard CHILTON. The fact that the ET's were able to maintain their equipment to such a high standard of efficiency resulted in four commendations for outstanding individual performances. These were ET2 Joseph ROACH, ET3 Carlton COTTERELL, ET3 Ronald BAILY, and ETCM Donald y OERSCH, head of the ET gang. 5 4 f5'Wf'?,FfQ22'yf'3. , 7 fl f , sm, .aww , ' .fs V 554 I , ,V . V' gf 'r f fyf- ti f , 4 ' o ' - 1: ff 5 'E 5 V Pg - ,fi ,fi,l Y,fiffi..,' ' Gi --f,,.' - - . f Q,-v..pa, C12 f' X V -WSW MN- Q? Q:-24252.57 LTZZZSWSZ-Syl Mangvs, ET1 Webb, ETR2 Sahr, ETR3 4 it i itt 1 n, Z ,ii i., t.,V Za ,Lg H , ,gg ,: ,- ,if J ., I - X l-fy 7 f cf ff: ,. ,fy Q l':ffgEQI K if f.-' , . ff 1, ' . 1 -kfrr i V' -zfg fi 4. ,,.., 3 , f, ,I g V' ' ff.' ' , f 'f-- ' iotc fyir - H U -zliv , ,Qu V Q, ' i '- 'f -' Q .',' gf k,-', i 1'5fg2f'7f .- ,'m f'1f:,5 ' t. 4: if ' , ' - f , . s- v' '. ' -, W L 'Q 43i,,'.4r':w.:c:xl. L L K. . 1 , ' it fi? io,' I fi 'I V, :2,:,gjg.g ,V K' V H , p - ,, '- Keller, ETR3 Harwood, ETR3 Roach, ETN3 1'-1 f1TEi:'4fFzr-.fr-Y1?'.im': 0:41-4'-1 - - 1 -- 5 Doersch, ETCS Klitzman, ETR3 Jones, ETR3 Bailey, ETN3

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LT R. B. Klausegger ENGINEERING OFFICER NGINEERING DEPARTMENT The Engineering Department directed by Lt Robert Klausegger is made up of five divisions. The work of the Engineers encompasses a large and varied field aboard CHILTON. These are the men that operate the equipment that supplies the Ship's steam, Water, and electricity. They are our plumbers, carpenters, telephone repairmen, movie operators, electricians, mechanics, and firefighters . ILTJG F. o. Schreiner' LTJG J. F. Milligan MXB DIVISION OFFICER E DIVISION OFFICER MPA ,...,f ,1 22,2 . I kim LTJG J, W. Whelan, JI. 4 wo1 W. R. Robbins A DIVISION OFFICER R DIVISION OFFICER DCA